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  • Re: Corrupt Code Access Security (CAS) Registry Setting

    Note the InfoPath Error Message that users get that likely indicates this issue is as follows: ========== InfoPath cannot open the following file... Form template: http://yourserver/folder/filename.xsn === InfoPath cannot open the selected form because of an error in the form&#39;s code. The form code could not be loaded because of a security ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Shiraz Cupala on 09-19-2006
  • What's the point of InfoPath?

    I'm just curious but why would a company use Infopath to begin with? That is, versus traditional web forms and so forth? I'm a web developer thus maybe this is why I might be a bit biased :)
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by DanF on 09-19-2006
  • Re: Run Query Rules

    I see now. Very clever! If I have trouble with the IF statement I might try this idea. Thanks.
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mikeg on 09-16-2006
  • Re: access controls in infopath form programatically

    Hi, first of all thanks for the useful links.. i have another question.. is it possible to use visual studio 2005 with infopath 2003 or does it have to be infopath 2007? cuz i already downloaded an add in for visual studio 2005 tools for using office 2007 system. thanks
    Posted to General (Forum) by radwa on 09-16-2006
  • Re: Run Query Rules

    sorry i made the term ''trigger field'' up its a field which isnt realy used to store data, a hidden field that uses rules or code to perform tasks in this case, create a boolean field called trigger Then set rules on your button Rule 1, if ID is blank then inform user and stop rules Rule 2, if trigger is true set trigger false and stop ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Stavi on 09-16-2006
  • Re: How to avoid users to see code

    Hi, ...just to extend and clarify the message from Patrick. Yes, he is absolutely right that there is a built-in obfuscator in VS.Net 2005. This is named ''Obfuscation for .NET -- Dotfuscator by PreEmptive Solutions''. For anyone who is more interested in this please have a look ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Karsten Brocksieper on 09-16-2006
  • Corrupt Code Access Security (CAS) Registry Setting

    If the InfoPath AppDomain control assembly does not have full trust permissions &ndash; which it will on a normal machine, InfoPath may fail to open. This may be due to a corrupted CAS. It only happen with InfoPath solutions that contain managed code. Resetting CAS settings (caspol &ndash;rs) on the machine with the problem is the easiest way to ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 09-16-2006
  • Re: Unverified signatures

    Hi Bernie, Are the certificates that you are using to sign the forms issued by the same Certificate Authority?
    Posted to General (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 09-15-2006
  • Re: How to avoid users to see code

    Doesn't the protection feature just show a dialog box when they open the form in the designer? I didn't think it prevented the user from seeing the code. Maybe I'm wrong though. Hi Rggg and welcome, Another way to do this is to use managed code (.NET) and obfuscate the code that you create. I heard somewhere that obfuscation was built into Visual ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Patrick Halstead on 09-15-2006
  • Re: email attachment file name

    Hi Cornik, Yes it is possible to send the URL in your mail. 1. You need to go to Data Connection. In the Designer, go to Tools-&gt;Data Connections and click Add. Select Submit data and click Next. Select ''As an e-mail message'' and click next. A dialog will appear that has lines for To:, Cc:, Bcc:, Subject:, Intro, and form attachment. Click ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by Shiva on 09-15-2006
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